Campaign turmoil and economic relief efforts occupy headlines
As the closing campaign week intensifies, voters face a polarized race with about 40 million of 47 million eligible Americans expected at the polls. President and opponents rally in key Midwestern and Eastern states while Myron Taylor announces a $15 million unemployment relief drive and local committees report mixed relief progress. Elsewhere, discussions on ethyl alcohol fuel, flood relief labor issues, and disarmament diplomacy frame a broad national picture.
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Emergency
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United States Steel Corporation
Jefferson City
Citmens Relief and Unemployment Committee
Stauls
Gorer- Dord
St. Louis
Reconstruction Finance Corpors
JHC
Alt Ronic
Lamont Helin Named Ambassador to Poland
L Lamont Helin of Waverly Pennsylvania was chosen as ambassador to Poland by the State Department in recognition of efficient service. He succeeds John N Wiltye of Toledo who resigned to return to business. Helin is a veteran diplomat who served in embassies in Istanbul Paris and London and was chief of protocols and international treaties. He resigned that post in 1971.
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State Department
Ireal Dent
L. Lamont Helin
Waverly
Poland
John N Wiltye
Toledo
Bolin
United States Diplomatic Corps
Heiping Tatanbul
Paria
London
al Tisions
Ile
Ainech
Morrow Engaged to Aubrey Storgan of Wales and Africa
New York announces the engagement of Aliea Wilandeth Reeve Morrow daughter of Mrs Dwight W Morrow and a veteran of Co Charter A Tindbergh to Aubrey Nell Storgan of Africa and Africa John L Morgan of Strynilerwen Wales. The wedding date not set.
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Aliea Wilandeth Reeve Morrow
Mra
Dwight W. Vorrow
Veteriman
Co Charter
Tindbergh
Aubrey Nell Storganton
Afr
Afra
John L. Morgan
Strynilerwen
Wales
Arrow
Morgan
Sen Sator
Dwight J ¥. Morrow
Inte
Senator Morrow
London
Misa Morrow
England
Europe
Japanese Hold in Manghukuo Threatened by Revolt and Irregulars
Reports indicate active efforts to overthrow the puppet state in Manchukuo as Chinese irregulars seize cities along the Siberian frontier. Northern battles near Teshsbhar inflict heavy Japanese casualties and reveal Manchukuoan troops deserting to join the revolt.
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Manghukuo
Teshsbhar
Jen Su Tingwen
Manchul
Siberian
Alessandri Victory Shifts Chile Politics and Exile Protests
Arturo Alessandri wins the Chilean presidency after a campaign limited to a single radio pledge to respect the constitution. His victory follows a radical shift toward the right with support from moderates, while Marmaduke Grove and other candidates trail. The piece notes ensuing Latin American cooperation ambitions and a broad exodus of Brazilian who faced exile amid regional unrest.
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Honduras
Sumptuous Fur Trimmings Dominant In 1932 Fall Suits
Fashion notes from 1932 reveal fur accents dominating new velvet and wool suits. Describes fur trimmed sleeves capes bolero like jackets and detachable bolero fur features for versatile wear with astrakhan ermine or Persian lamb trims.
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Astrakhan
Furs Trim Winter Coats Across Varied Kinds
Furs of all kinds trim winter coats with mink sabledyed kotinsky seal beaver nautican krimmer and mole. Foxes include silver black red and cross varieties. Salts range from tailored to dreasy with British styling and minimal fur in some pieces. Dressy suits feature rich fur trims and bold color schemes with emphasis on throat coverage.
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Godornos
Forma and Informal Dresses for Evening OPB
Fashion notes on 1972 winter evening wear showing rust brown Flemish accessories ivory satin tea dresses with elbow sleeves and shoulder straps. Describes organza and chiffon options for restaurant dinners and formal ne slack decolletage styles with square necklines and back elegance.
Striped Blouse Worn With New Sports Suits
Striped blouses are featured as the latest pairing with sports suits or tailleurs. Stripes range from an eighth to three inches, with knitted effects, jerseys, and soft wools. A black wool tailleur appears with a loosely woven blue blouse and narrow multicolor stripes.
New Peace Plan Aims Europe With European Army
This Week notes French minister Paul Boncour proposes a European army with a general staff to act if peace in Continental Europe is threatened. The idea hinges on leadership and the fate of the League of Nations, with a United States of Europe viewed as the ultimate goal, unlikely in a millennium. The column also mentions Zara Agha’s return to Istanbul with tales of ages past and the social quirk about breech cloths versus tailored clothing, plus Newfoundland prosperity returning to northern Labrador as fish runs improve and supplies stabilize for winter.
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Davis
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Crent Sirstain
Italy
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League
League & Mere Chorus
United States of Europe
Zara Agha
Stanbul
America
Wuen Os
Mighty steam shovel to lift coal and free labor
The Wall Street Journal details a Marion Illinois steam shovel that lifts 64000 pounds per bite and can dump earth 200 feet high atop seven story structures. It promises to replace thousands of miners, turning mining from underground labor to surface stripping in coal fields. Copper markets and Africa’s Katanga region loom as copper prices and supply expectations rise amid empire building in metals.
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Wall Street Journal
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Crete
Deadalua
Copper
New York
Katanga
Africa
Gold Strike Hinted as Path to Prosperity in Ellensburg
In Ellensburg Washington a rumored discovery hints at a gold strike valued around ten thousand dollars from a stash described as almost pure. The text reflects on how gold rushes historically spurred prosperity, noting past booms from 1843 California and later industrial advances.
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Washington
California
Waterloo
Billinna
Two-Century-Old Friends Meeting House in Weat Yarmouth
The two-century-old Friends meeting house in Weat Yarmouth Massachusetts hosts annual anniversary services arranged by the National Society of Friends. Weekly worship continues on other days at the Quaker institution.
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Friends’ Meeting House
National Society of Friends
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